My mission on this blog, and one of my passions in life is to encourage people to live within their means and kiss debt goodbye. A few weeks ago a like-minded blogger, Jason of Live to Budget, contacted me about participating in an ebook about living within your means.
The ebook, Spend Less Than You Earn, is completed, and it’s full of practical tips to help you cut your budget, without sacrificing your lifestyle. Chapters include tips on making a budget, reducing the power bill, looking fabulous while being frugal, and much, much more.
Bloggers who contributed to Spend Less Than You Earn are:
- Jason from Live to Budget
- Lightening from Lightening Online
- Amy Bass from My Debt Free Goal
- Tsh Oxenreider from Simple Mom
- Kelly from Almost Frugal
- Blunt Money
- Jeff from My Super Charged Life
- Randall from Credit Withdrawal
- Mrs Micah from Finance for a Freelance Life
- and Me!
You may download your free copy of Spend Less Than You Earn by clicking the following link (PDF) and saving it to your computer. (Just hit the save icon when the PDF opens.)
Spend Less Than You Earn Download
All content in this free ebook is copyrighted by the individual authors. However, feel free to publicize and distribute Spend Less Than You Earn, as long as the ebook is free and unaltered.
I hope you enjoy our gift to you! Let’s make 2009 the year we take control of our spending and make huge strides to reducing debt!
A huge thanks to Jason from Live to Budget for putting this project together!
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Excellent work Lynnae! I’m excited to see what everyone has to say, and from the quick scan of the table of contents, I’d say it’s got plenty to say. Thanks!
Just did a quick scan through the e-book and have saved it to favorites. It’s chock full of easy and excellent information.
Let the SAVING begin!!
This is a wonderful resource, and excellent timing. 2009 will begin on a saving note for our home and family. Thanks so much!
Thanks for the great resource!
I think the living below your means (and the associated idea of spending less than you earn) are critical mantras and I try and adhere to the principles each and every day. I learned about spending and living via my parents (like many people) and here’s a quick entry I did on my Italian parents and their money habits:
http://www.scordo.com/blog/2008/10/what-you-can-learn-from-immigr.html
Thanks so much to all of you! :)
Thanks for taking part in this Lynnae! I think the posts everyone contributed came together really well, and hopefully it will help lots of people with their finances.
Good stuff!
:)
Thank you.
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